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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
8
A collage of small ads and notices including sales offers, employment requests, rentals, and business opportunities. Listings mention a mail order start with five dollars, positions for grocery salespersons, hotel and room rentals, a hardware stock sale, typewriter dealers, a moving picture outfit for sale, and day labor requests in Omaha and nearby areas.
W H H Turneaure, a long time resident of Mitchell, was buried Tuesday afternoon at Graceland cemetery after funeral services at his north Edmunds Street home. About forty Grand Army of the Republic members attended, with remarks by Rev. Benj Tilley and music by the Baptist choir and Virgil Boyles. He served in the 2nd Illinois Mounted Infantry and leaves a wife and six children, two of whom were present.
A series of notices from Davison County Republicans announces candidates for State's Attorney Superintendent of Schools County Judge County Commissioner and State Representative. Names include Lauritz Miller Lilly Patterson O C Thompson I & M Watkins. Voters urged to support at the June primary and renomination considered.
A brief solicitation statement from R. A. Zanglo for the June primary. He pledges to dedicate full time and energy to the office if nominated and elected, aiming to perform duties to the best of his ability.
Dakota Wesleyan and Morning Side College debate tariff reform Friday night at City Hall Mitchell. Teams include Maynard Hardy Carl Fosse Edwin Cool for the affirmative with Chester Ruth Vernon Van Patter Warren Trubbard negative. The event features strong orators and local civic interest. Pierre S D reports April teachers exams show 1547 applicants 765 rejected 325 second grades 215 third grades eight primaries. many females among the candidates.
Ethan Istham reports Tuesday wedding details with Charlie Johnson attending from Mitchel. Mrs. Sexton’s Mitchell trip, O J Branson’s Schoenfelder hall address, and a Ford agency sale to Magnus Hanson are recorded. A runaway horse injured itself but Mrs Grown escaped unharmed. Stella Shone returns to Mt. Vernon. Allie Pierce nears hospital discharge.
Emil J. Woerth an independent Democratic candidate for Congress in the First district launched his campaign in Parker by a 90 minute address at the opera house. He attacked the Bankers' Reserve Association plan as a Wall Street driven scheme and urged citizens to restore government to the people. He described himself as free of party ties and pledged to serve the public trust.
Sluggish demand at Chicago Union Stock Yards with hogs steady to lower and cattle and sheep steady to firmer. Estimated receipts hogs 24900, cattle 19000, hogs today sample prices mostly 7.40 to 7.80 for various grades, cattle 5.60 to 8.70, sheep 4.25 to 8.70, Sioux City reports cattle 2000, hogs 500 steady and top 7.60.
Market brief shows wheat varieties priced at 98 cents for No. 1 northern, 92 cents for No. 8 northern, and 60 to 70 cents for corn and oats around 47 cents, with velvet chaff at 96 cents.
Market prices list No 1 hard wheat at 1 15 to the bushel, No 1 northern at 1 14 5 8, various arrive and other grades, corn oats flax and more with futures for May July and September. Also an Ohio public notary affidavit by Frank J Cheney attests Hall's Catarrh Cure and its claimed cure with a 100 dollar reward for non cure.
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